The film journeys from a Ugandan classroom to a Belgian train station, showcasing how education, culture, and institutions shape the way we think and act. Central to the story are the students in the class of history teacher Godfrey. Their questions and explorations become the driving force as they unpack, challenge, and strive to overcome colonial mindsets and racist systems.

Through Godfrey's push to redefine "discoveries," Kalule's fight to preserve his culture, and Billy's call for reclaiming Africa's stolen wealth, the film asks: can we truly move forward without confronting our own blind spots? Blind Spots promises a thought-provoking, non-judgmental exploration, using humor and personal stories to challenge viewers' perspectives.